Taylor canvass targets legislature over Goebel seat
Taylor's friends in Frankfort begin a quiet canvass of lawmakers to gauge votes on seating Goebel if Knox Johnson or Pulaski counties and 1100 Nelson votes for W P are invalid. Four Democratic House members and at least six Democratic Senators oppose seating Goebel, signaling belief he may still receive a state board certificate. The teachers certificates exam will be held November 1 and 18, 1899, by County Superintendent B P Downey.
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Gen Joubert Reported Killed In Natal Action
Despatches from Estcourt report heavy bombardment of Ladysmith resuming with an armored train sent toward Colenso. Boers blow up rails south of Colenso and Chiviley, while British patrols engage near Bester's station. Ladysmith remains supplied as Boer foraging and movements continue and a mountain battery departs Newport amid cheering crowds.
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Natal
West Yorkshire Regiment
Ladysmith
Colenso
Chiveli
Katffirs
Kaffirs
White
Bester
Convent Hill
Geneva
Death of General Joubert Report Spurs Boer War Speculation
London circles report the possible death of General Piet Joubert, commander in chief of the Boer forces, aid by rival sources though unconfirmed. The claim ties his demise to November 9 near Ladysmith amid heavy fighting as bombardment and gun placements shift with both sides adjusting tactics and fire.
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Fire on Patria Sparks Transatlantic Rescue Efforts
News from New York and London reports the Hamburg American Line steamer Patria aflame in the North Sea from spontaneous linseed combustion. Passengers were rescued by the Ceres, with tow attempts by Athasia and Kaisers to Hamburg. Additional reports note the Portia fire caused passenger complaints about delayed warning and baggage loss.
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British War News Signal Silence on Natal Movements
A London dispatch notes the tense silence over British troop movements in Natal and Cape Colony while implying important events are unfolding. The report recalls how sensationalized tidbits circulated in London as battles raged elsewhere, hinting at deeper developments hidden from public view.
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News Silence Follows Big War Push Rumors
Public mood hardened by lack of word from the front as investors push Kaffirland assets while armies prepare for a major engagement. War Office sees anxious crowds, with 2,262 British casualties reported so far including 287 killed and 1,202 missing.
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Rumor of General Joubert's Death Circulates
From Durban and London reports a rumor spreads that Commandant General Joubert of the Boer forces was killed in action. A telegram from Lorenzo Marques notes his death on November 9. Other names cite Pietermaritzburg moving the same rumor.
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Forced to Surrender in Natal War Tale
London reports Chaplain Matthews arrived to witness the Royal Irish Fusiliers and Gloucester Regiment defending against a Boer assault. Surrender seemed the only choice as Boers neared an assault. Matthews was later moved with prisoners toward Pretoria, with rumors of a transport plan for Ladysmith garrison and paroles.
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Natal
Ladysmith
Pretoria natives quiet as troops mobilize
Dispatch from Pretoria reports natives ready to plow farms of absent burghers and assist with the military administration to protect life and property in occupied territories. British forces will not be interfered with. A large number of Russians and Dolfang volunteers are said to be en route to join the front, while 240 burghers remain in Pretoria.
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Bombardment Report From Natal Informs Of No Boer Contact
A Friday night dispatch from Fecourt Natal describes the armored train returning with no Boers sighted. A native runner captured at Freeze reported Ladysmith was bombarded on November 9 by six 40 pounders, with minor damage to Ling’s store and few casualties. Rumors place Boer movements toward Colenso and Cheveley, while gunfire was heard near Ladysmith at dawn.
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Iming
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Bloys Farm
Officials Confident as Neutral Lines Hold in War Dispatch
A New York dispatch to the Times of London reports officials hope General White will stay defensive until the bulk of the army corps arrives. They are content with the present situation and anticipate quiet action. Continued on page three.
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Reputations Hear in Clark Senate Testimony
The Inter Mountain reports hearings on Senator Clark of Madison County with witnesses from Madison and Silver Bow. Testimony contrasts supporters of John B. Wellcome and Clark’s enemies, including Corbett’s New York exchange with Marcus Daly about Clark if elected. Witnesses from Madison cited a bad reputation. others defended Wellcome.
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Butte
Marcus Daly
New York
Daly
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Cori
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Montana
Clark
P.M. Alien
Virginia City
Leroy SoulPauyd
Cht
Hiram Amston
Laurin
Madison County
Winthrop
William H
Overcoats in various styles offered at discounts
A catalog of men's overcoats describes blue black and brown kersey coats with velvet collars Italian cloth and silk sleeve linings priced around 15 to 18 dollars. Includes Nobby Rough Cheviot and English Covert options in half box style with fine linings and velvet collars.
Overcoats Promoted In Varied Styles At Fine Prices
Advertisement lists heavy covert cloth overcoats in dark gray herringbone with silk velvet collars, priced around $22.50. Kors sey overcoats in trade-in half box style come in blue, brown and black. Tailor-made ready-to-wear overcoats in full or half box, Chesterfield and swelldown styles offered from $25 to $7.50 enh.
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